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AISC Auto Parts 48001-EW700 Steering Rack LHD For NISSAN TIIDA C11Z LIVINA L11Z G11Z L10Z Steering Gears
The rack and pinion assembly is another name for the steering rack. The pinion gear receives the steering wheel's turning motion and pushes the geared rack left or right. The geared rack will then push one tie rod while pulling the other. Because the tie rods control the steering angle of the wheels, this motion allows the vehicle to turn.
The steering rack is part of your vehicle’s steering system and allows your wheels to rotate from side to side when you turn your steering wheel.
The steering rack is also called the rack and pinion assembly. The pinion gear receives the turning motion from the steering wheel and pushes the geared rack left or right. The geared rack then pushes one tie rod and pulls the other. This motion allows the vehicle to turn, since the tie rods control the wheels’ steering angle.
The Feature of AISC Auto Parts 48001-EW700 Steering Rack LHD For NISSAN TIIDA C11Z LIVINA L11Z G11Z L10Z Steering Gears
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Product Name |
Steering Rack |
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OE Number |
48001-EW700 |
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Car Model &Engine &Drive Side |
NISSAN LHD，TIIDA C11Z ,LIVINA L11Z G11Z L10Z |
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MOQ |
20 PCS |
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Meterial |
Metal |
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Position |
Steering system |
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Price |
EXW Price |
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Payment |
T/T 30% Deposit |
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Packing |
Own brand packaging(AISC/POYO/DT/ZT) or neutral packaging |
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Shipping |
Sea or Land |
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Warranty |
1 year |
The Replacement Tips of AISC Auto Parts 48001-EW700 Steering Rack LHD For NISSAN TIIDA C11Z LIVINA L11Z G11Z L10Z Steering Gears
- The first step is to lift and secure your car using a jack and jack stands. You will need to crawl underneath your vehicle to work on your steering rack, so be sure that your car is properly secured. Make sure that your wheels are straight and the steering wheel is locked before working on the rack itself.
- Now that you have a good view of your steering rack remove the tie rod ends from the steering knuckles using a wrench.
- Once all the bolts and attachments have been loosened, locate your power steering lines. It is usually connected to the rack with the brake line wrenches. Those lines carry a lot of pressure, so be sure to crack them first before loosening.
- Remove the bolts from the steering rack and pull it off from the column. Don't forget that before unbolting the rack from the frame, make sure that it is properly supported with either your hand or a spare set of jack stands.
- Place your new steering rack. Ensure that it is centred before completely installing the rack. Reassemble all the other parts that were removed in steps 2 to 4 in reverse order.
Ensure that all bolts are correctly secured, and everything is in place before testing your installation job. After being replaced, unlock your steering wheel while your car is still lifted and turn the wheels from side to side ten times. Apart from knowing if you've installed the rack correctly, testing it will also help work the air out of the power steering system.
